One reason that the estimates vary so much is that different definitions and ways of diagnosing sarcopenia are used by doctors and researchers around the world. Sarcopenia can be a serious problem. Once you've lost a lot of muscle and strength, you may struggle to do things such as getting...
I took my doctors advice and started working out again. I don't lift as much heavy weight as I did previously, and I don't lift as often, but I have gotten back into the habit and I have regained some muscle mass. WiseGeek, in your inbox ...
Age and strength loss. Background: aging process is associated with changes in muscle mass and strength with decline of muscle strength after the 30th life year. The aim of this ... Keller,Karsten,Engelhardt,... - 《Muscles》 被引量: 51发表: 2013年 Muscle Mass, Muscle Strength, and ...
It was noted that chemotherapy itself is not necessarily responsible for sarcopenia, with many of the patients having had the condition prior to starting their therapy. A poor diet as well as too little exercise was given as the reason for the loss of muscle mass. Nonetheless, sarcopenia was ...
The heart is a remarkably durable and efficient pump that provides all cells of the body with nutrients and removes waste products. If cardiac dysfunction occurs for any reason, it can have devastating results. Consequently,heart diseaseaccounts for the majority of illness and death in Western popu...
The loss of lean body mass (muscle wasting) is initiated by cascades or events that precipitate increased proteolysis. Muscle wasting is stimulated by internal and external factors. Humorally related feedback loops stimulated by disease states, e.g., cancer, inflammatory myopathies, leukemia, or ...
In its most basic form, therefore, the concept of lose fat, gain muscle (at the same time) = an oxymoron. How are you supposed to be able to give your body enough nutrients to have enough to sustain itself (and THEN SOME to build new muscle), yet give it less nutrients than it ne...
Conclusion Geriatric hip fracture patients may experience a significant loss of muscle mass, associated with impaired functional recovery 1 year after hip surgery, highlighting a potential treatment target of maintaining muscle mass to improve prognosis in these patients. 展开 ...
“We think there is something special about promoting this spike of nutrients into muscle intermittently, and that it may be an efficient way to improve lean body mass,” she added. “What is exciting to me about this work is the finding that a simple change in the dosing frequency can tr...
(2012). Loss of Muscle Mass. In: Vincent, JL., Hall, J.B. (eds) Encyclopedia of Intensive Care Medicine. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-00418-6_1848 Download citation .RIS .ENW .BIB DOIhttps://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-00418-6_1848 Publisher Name...